Rochester Sports Cards, Memorabilia & Gaming

Unfortunately, we already have a lot of stock of late 1980s and 1990s Cards. Cards during this era were overproduced and there is a glut of supply available so these are very difficult to resell. Thanks for checking in.

Hey Jerry we do buy collections and cards. DM us and we can figure how what you have and what we might be interested in. Or call 248 923-2424

John said it perfectly.

Take up. They would. Sold cards to them before. But will want to look at them all in person. Good luck!

We are not carrying the WC stickers this time.

I bet they would! You could reach to them on Facebook or call

Check eBay and filter to show only sold sales and you can see recent prices. Compare to cards I. Similar condition, if yours are not graded, then only look at ungraded prices

We are not at this time

The numbering doesn’t really matter on his stuff. It depends on the size of the photo and the authentication / COA. You can look up similar sized photos on eBay and filter for sold sales. Photos without COAS sell for less.

Fairest and honest

I’m sorry but we don’t carry those.

Masks, no more than 10 people at a time in the store, maintain distance.

If you have a 89 Upper Deck Ken Griffey it can be worth a decent amount. Most of the cards from the late 80s and 90s are not worth a ton. Depending on player, 60s cards can be valuable also.

We purchase cards, yes. For grading, we send cards to PSA all the time, many of them worth more than $500. There is no alternative to sending them to the grading company right now. Everyone has to do it. We have an order going out to PSA at the end of August and you can submit it through our store

Right now we do have some 2019-20 NBA Chronicles Basketball Blaster Boxes and Fat Packs. They fit the price profile you mention.

We are sold out of hobby. We do have some blaster boxes and fat packs.

Unfortunately there is not much that can be done.

If you are looking to sell, you can call 248 923-2424 between 11am and 3pm to speak with one of our sports buyers.

We don’t do it ourselves. We send it out to authentication experts like Beckett or James Spence authentications to have it evaluated.

I'm not the owner, but typically you want to have authentication with any signed piece. I reccomend look up the item on ebay and make sure the sold listings filter is selected, that gives you an idea of what the item is currently selling for.

It's hard to determine value not knowing everybody on the football. Another key item is any authentication paperwork which impacts value. Let us know and we can decide if it would be something of interest to us.

We do purchase cards but it all depends on the card. You would need to call 248 923-2424 during the week M-F and speak with our sports card buyer about your collection.

Thanks for reaching out. Very cool item. Right now Pistons stuff is moving slow so we would have to pass.

Thanks for the message. Hockey cards were overproduced in the early 90s, even the OPC premier ones and we have enough stock of those cards. So we would not be interested.

We purchase basketball cards. However, they would need to be older than 1989 to consider them or the new autograph and rarer rookie cards. Give us a call during the week to discuss.

We do purchase autographed items and you could bring it by today Wednesday. It all depends on who signed the ball and how the signatures look to determine if we could buy it.

The complete 1978 Topps set in excellent condition is worth about $50 to $60. There is a Tony Dorset rookie card in the set. We typically are looking for sets older than 1974 for football.

We used to but unfortunately, when we previously did this for everyone, about 75% of the orders were never picked up. So we had to enact a new policy and we will only pull orders for lists provided in store. If there were a few key cards you wanted us to check, feel free to call 248 923-2424 on Tuesday between 11:30am and 9pm and we can let you know if we have them.

I think we answered this on a message also. We would purchase sports cards from the 1970s. We might buy a few select cards from the 80s and 90s but cards were very overproduced during that timeframe and most don’t have much value. Call us during the week and we can discuss

Yes we do purchase vintage baseball cards from the 1930s. Typically we do sports purchasing from 11am to 3pm every weekday. We always suggest to call in advance before coming out.

Thanks for reaching out. It sounds really nice. Unfortunately, we would not be interested. Thanks, Steve

We sell older singles but not the new sealed packs.

We send cards out for customers to 2 different professional grading companies and they grade the cards on a 1-10 scale and authenticate them. Pricing can range from $20 to over $100 for pre-1970 vintage baseball cards that are worth more than $500. A phone discussion would be needed to help you further.

Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, we don't buy NASCAR collectibles.

We do. Call us for more details.

We do buy cards and autographed memorabilia but not Paul Hornung items because they are tough to resell due to there being a lot of supply of items and not much demand.

We would not. We have many in stock and sell them for about $2 to $4 each.

Yes they do

Call the store and ask, I'm just a patron.

We don't grade but we send cards out to Beckett every 6 weeks or so for ourselves and customers. We also send to PSA but less often.

Only the recent Panini autographed cards or older autographed or relic cards. No base cards.

Yes, we buy baseball cards from the early 1970s. There are a select number of cards we would buy from the late 70s and early 80s. Call during the week to set up a time to come in.

Our player group for the most part gets along great. We hold events 5 days a week and try to have a more casual, fun environment versus a cut-throat atmosphere . Many players get together outside the store to play or cube also.

As an employee of the shop, I can tell you that we will certainly take a look at the piece! However we typically do not purchase unless there is a Certificate of Authenticity (PSA or JSA) with it